FYI: Article about Android clipboard-sniffing affecting password managers
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An article at ArsTechnica about Android apps reading the clipboard. This affects password managers which use copy-paste to transfer login credentials, KeePassDroid is mentioned.
http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/11/using-a-password-manager-on-android-it-may-be-wide-open-to-sniffing-attacks/
Which is why I use KeePass2Android.
cheers, Paul
To expand on Paul's comment, KeePass2Android has an option to use an in-built keyboard that bypasses the clipboard altogether. You can also root your Android and install AppOps so you can turn off individual permissions to apps, such as viewing the clipboard. I would also stay out of any app stores other than the official Play Store which Google scans with their "Bouncer" robots for Malware and fake apps.